Rudraksh /Stone Bracelet

Rudraksha beads are the dried seeds of the rudraksha tree, worn for centuries by devotees of Lord Shiva and respected across every Sanatan tradition. In scripture and lore, the bead is said to have arisen from the tears of Shiva, and every rudraksh in this collection comes with a lab tested certificate confirming its authenticity and mukhi count — never a dyed or imitation seed.

What is a mukhi and which one should I choose?

A mukhi is a natural line running down the face of the bead, and the number of mukhis gives each rudraksh its traditional identity. The 5 mukhi rudraksh, lab certified in this collection, is the most widely worn form — traditionally associated with Lord Shiva himself and considered suitable for everyone, including first-time wearers. Rarer 4, 6 and 10 mukhi beads are linked in tradition with different deities and usually chosen by devotees following a specific practice.

Should I buy a full mala or a single bead?

Choose a full mala, such as the 5 Mukhi Natural Rudraksh Mala with 6.5mm beads, if you plan to wear rudraksha daily or count japa on it. Choose a single certified bead — 5 mukhi Nepali paanch mukhi, or the rarer 4, 6 and 10 mukhi — if you wish to string it your own way or keep it on your altar.

How do I know the rudraksha is genuine?

Every bead is supplied with its lab tested certificate, which tells you exactly what you are holding; we describe traditional significance honestly and make no astrological promises. These rudraksha come from the same Vrindavan store that brings you original tulsi malas handmade by Brajwasis, and every order is genuine, certified and ships free across India on orders over ₹800.